Bottom line: as Pennsylvania goes so goes this election.I'd be very surprised if it's Shapiro.
Sounds like a complete POS criminal to me and needs to be disbarred and thrown in jail.I want Walz by a considerable distance over the others. It will most likely be Shapiro. He isn’t terrible but his dime store Obama act needs to go
This might be the dumbest post in board history, and that’s saying something. Congratulations!Have you ever heard Newsome speak? He’s horrible, he gets super frustrated by slow pitch softball question by liberal CA local news media. Dude got elected in CA because dumb white liberal women think he’s handsome. Mayor Pete struggled to explain (again on a liberal news network) how he’s only gotten a handful of electric vehicle charging stations built with billions of tax payer funds. And how the demand for electric vehicles has only risen by 2% in his 3 and a half years as Secretary of Transportation. But him and Kamala certainly check multiple DEI boxes. So there’s that.
Curious to see who the pick is. I would think would be Shapiro to guarantee Pennsylvania.
Walz is a dipshit, he has led Minnesota to 3rd world status.
LOL. I already knew you were scared of Kamala; I didn't realize you were just plain scared of any Democrat who may hold a powerful national office someday. LOL.LOL - Pete is an incompetent, and yes he was also a DEI hire.
Scared to death of a gay man. Hilarious.He's a moron so he's got that going for him
He is inferior in every respect to me.Scared to death of a gay man. Hilarious.
BTW, it's a 100% guarantee that he is considerably more intelligent than you.
Kelly just won in '20 for his full term, so Hobbs would get to appoint someone for the next 4, right?
Hmm yeah I suppose that’s true. I thought he was ‘18 but you’re right. I still think getting one of the young governors is the way to go but Kelly would be a good choice as well.
Sorry if this was cleared up in this thread already, but Kelly was first elected to office via special election in '20, then re-elected to a full term in '22. Should he be elected VP in '24, then the Dem AZ Gov would appoint a Dem replacement, but there would be a special election for the final 2 years of that term in '26, in which case it could be a vulnerable Dem Senate seat.I do not think so. I think they would hold an election in 2026. Most states allow the governor to fill a seat until the next election. Many states moved away from having the governor fill the seat for the remainder of the term in order to get the selection back to the people as soon as logistically possible without a special election.
She'll win PA as long as she has Shapiro's full support and he campaigns for her aggressively. He doesn't need to be her running mate for that. I'm sure there's a lot of negotiating going on between those two in this regard (e.g. "What will you do for PA as President if I'm NOT your running mate?". The problem is that she can't win the election without PA, and if Shapiro gives her the 'ole "you want my support, then you make me your running mate," she may have no choice.I’m actually kinda hoping for Walz at this point. PA hasn’t gone red in any election since 2016 so I’m not sure she actually needs Shapiro for that. Having said that, Harris has known Shapiro a really long time and at the end of the day, I think inherent trust in the running mate carries the day.
Beshear can't deliver KY but he could turn heads in the battleground states. He'd be popular in NC...certainly more so than Shapiro. I like him
Unless you think Beshear could put red states in play, idk that there’s much benefit to picking him.Beshear can't deliver KY but he could turn heads in the battleground states. He'd be popular in NC...certainly more so than Shapiro. I like him
They don't need red states in play...there's no pick that will put red states in play. They need to win purple states. Beshear would play very, very well in NC and GA. Then you have very popular Dems stumping in PA, MI, AZ...Unless you think Beshear could put red states in play, idk that there’s much benefit to picking him.
I’m honestly far more interested to see if he’s willing to run for the senate seat when Mitch steps down.
Already have Cooper to try and deliver North Carolina.They don't need red states in play...there's no pick that will put red states in play. They need to win purple states. Beshear would play very, very well in NC and GA. Then you have very popular Dems stumping in PA, MI, AZ...
NC should be in play solely due to the fact that the R candidate for governor is even more of a whack job than Trump.Already have Cooper to try and deliver North Carolina.
He may not be able to deliver any red states, but every state that you can put into play and make republicans spend where they don’t want to, that’s a good thing. Put them on defense as much as possible, especially given the challenging senate map.
Pennsylvania and those juicy 25 electoral votes. That’s what everyone sees.I really hope it is Walz. I'm not sure what some of you see in Shapiro.
Happy with any of the finalists.Pennsylvania and those juicy 25 electoral votes. That’s what everyone sees.
Walz is the now the betting favorite however.